Boulder Dam Hotel

We enjoyed our one-night stay at this historic hotel. Parking was abundant and easy to find. The historic building has two floors, with most rooms located on the second floor. We requested a room towards the back for added quietness, but given the age of the building, I don't think it made much difference. If you're a light sleeper, I recommend bringing earplugs.Our room was small but functional, and the furniture was well-maintained and in keeping with the period style.During our stay, we visited the museum, which is open until 7 PM, and enjoyed drinks at the speakeasy, which featured live music. Coffee and tea are available in the common area.

The historic Boulder Dam Hotel. What a great place to start your day exploring Boulder City & surrounding area. This three story building was built in 1933 to accommodate official visitors to see Boulder Dam. A lot of the rooms have been converted to office space & the first floor is used for an art gallery & the Boulder City Hoover Dam Museum. I think they have 20 or so rooms that can still be rented out on the third floor. A nice large lobby area where you can relax & read the paper or look over your maps as you plan your day. Or start your day with a breakfast in their restaurant. Lake Mead is only about 15 minutes away. Tour the dam, drive to the Monster Museum or just relax in Hemingway Park. You might see big horn sheep that come down from the mountains to graze in the park. The Mrs & I love this place & visit it often, you should too.

NIce hotel rooms here at the Boulder in my opinion. Set up a good 2 day stay here for some gambling and low key fun without having to deal with Vegas crowds, and just something as simple as having a low-key fun time. Nice old historic style looking Hotel from the 1930s. Made it real fun to stay here with comfy beds and linen. Great Staff and services here. I will become a regular from now on.

Magical History TourHistoric hotel that was built in 1933 and has been one of the mainstays of Boulder City since it's inception. The Good:*Listed in the National Register of Historic Places *Showers were nice and hot with excellent water pressure. *No coffee machines in the room but there's a room that houses a hot/cold filtered water dispenser and also has a giant carafe that's always filled with the black nectar of the gods 24/7.*There's a plug w/ USB charging ports *Room AC works great*Cox Cable w/ HDTV programming *Pillows are decent*Free (donations accepted) History of Hoover Dam/Boulder City Museum located inside the hotel. *Check-in was pretty quick and smooth*Booked for $92/night (total including taxes and applicable fees) thru Booking.com *Ceiling fan in the room w/ remote*Lounge & Restaurant located in bottom floor.*Business center w/ computer & printer*Great location in the heart of DT; only 20min to Hoover Dam; and only 45min from Lost Wages.The Meh:*While you can def tell this place is old, it doesn't really have that cool "wow" factor other historic hotels we've stayed at does.*WiFi speed is not great, and the connection is very unreliable. *32" TV is kinda small for the room but at least it's good quality. The Ugly:*The mattress--and I use that term loosely--might as well have been a slab of granite. Even Carissa complained about it--and she never complains! If I bitch then it's because I'm a delicate flower but she never complains. So, yeah...TLDR: Overall great amenities but they don't you much good when you can't get a decent night's sleep.

Lovely antique furnishings and that VINTAGE TILED BATHROOM!!!Staff was super super nice and there's a lil museum in the basement too. Centrally located in town and literally the only drawback was not the fault of the property or amazing staff at all: ignorant ass guests staring at me like I took a wrong turn. MAGA trash be everywhere ugh...

This hotel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places due to housing the workers during the construction of Hoover Dam- which is cool enough for 5 stars. It is located right in the heart of downtown Boulder City, making for a very walkable evening. The decor is time period appropriate to its original purpose; you will definitely feel as if you have stepped back in time. Luckily, the mattress and bedding are modern- I found them so cozy and comfortable! The on-site restaurant was closed (a sign mentioned "staffing shortages") but there is a cocktail lounge in the basement (called Cleveland's- I left a separate review on their page). This hotel also houses the dam museum and a small art gallery on the first floor. Overall, the room was quiet and the "old-time" atmosphere made for a pleasant stay. I'll be back.

Neat hotel with very cool history. The employees are super friendly, rooms really clean and a great location. Would definitely stay again!PS absolutely recommend visiting the lounge down stairs, Cleveland's. Live music, we had great banter with him and the bartender, excellent drinks and we had a great time.

Amazing dinner, amazing atmosphere, and awesome staff. We will continue to verbally praise this great venue.

Probably not much better in the area. Main area smells of smoke and workers appear old and miserable. Bed was comfy and room spacious. Ice maker down and no coffee maker in toom as was advertised.

Me and my stayed there last night they put us in a room over where have a loud live band playing for a bunch drunks. And they where not good . This hotel is awful and I will never stay here again and spend the rest of life telling everyone not to stay here.